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IRS joining Colo.'s inquiry of easement tax credit plan (Vail Daily)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 9:32pm CDT
DENVER, Colorado - The investigation into Colorado's Conservation Easement Tax Credit program widened on Friday, when the Internal Revenue Service agreed to review documents the state has obtained in its own inquiry. -
Bad Credit? You Can Still Get an Auto Loan (Richfield Reaper)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 6:42pm CDT
(ARA) - Getting tired of sinking money into that old jalopy in the driveway? If your car is on its last legs, it's time to start shopping around for a replacement vehicle, and now is a great time to look! There are some great deals out there on both new and late model used vehicles. -
Warning: The credit crunch is bad for your mental health (The Scotsman)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 6:29pm CDT
RISING numbers of Scots are seeking help for depression and anxiety brought on by the global credit crunch, experts have said. -
The Real Scoop On The Credit Crunch (Forbes)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 5:18pm CDT
What real small-business owners say about getting access to capital. -
Plumb jobs in answer to credit crunch (The Herald)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 4:41pm CDT
The credit crunch has led to a rush of people wanting to become plumbers, according to Europe's largest industry training centre. Building Trade Skills Centres (BTSC) said that the number of inquiries it is getting has jumped 30% in just two months. -
Newspapers are bracing for more bad news (MSNBC)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 2:50pm CDT
Even for an industry awash in bad news, the U.S. newspaper business went through one of its most severe retrenchments in recent memory last week. -
Many Credit Card Users Hit By New Borrowing Limits (The Tampa Tribune)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 2:36pm CDT
NEW YORK - Just as Americans grow more reliant on credit cards to help pay monthly bills, they're being hit with a one-two punch: Card companies are reducing borrowing limits for tens of thousands of consumers, which then can lead to lower credit scores. -
Banks' bad loans-to-total loans ratio seen at 4% (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 8:03am CDT
MANILA, Philippines--The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (the Philippine central bank) expects the commercial banking sector's stock of bad loans to end this year at the pre-Asian currency crisis level of 4 percent of its total loan portfolio. -
Banks trim borrowers’ credit limits (Tacoma News Tribune)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 3:34am CDT
NEW YORK – Just as Americans grow more reliant on credit cards to help pay monthly bills, they’re being hit with a one-two punch: Card companies are reducing borrowing limits for tens of thousands of consumers, which then can lead to lower credit scores. -
Feds target deceptive credit issuers (Miami Herald)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 2:54am CDT
Subprime credit cards might be the worst consumer-credit product ever marketed. Their high interest rates, costly penalties and high, hidden fees can eat up nearly all of the credit available from the cards and, over time, turn a $100 purchase into more than $1,000 of debt. -
Bad Credit? You Can Still Get an Auto Loan (Elk Grove Citizen)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 2:07am CDT
(ARA) - Getting tired of sinking money into that old jalopy in the driveway? If your car is on its last legs, it's time to start shopping around for a replacement vehicle, and now is a great time to look! There are some great deals out there on both new and late model used vehicles. -
Humberto Cruz: Sound money management vital in good times and bad (The Journal News)
Posted: June 29th, 2008, 1:45am CDT
Americans are getting advice on pocketbook issues from lots of people these days, including financial planners, credit counselors, consumer advocates and spokespersons for financial literacy groups.